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Iran’s nuclear breakout time has reached zero, but it is not clear how quickly it can assemble a nuclear weapon, a former UN inspector told Iran International.

Amnesty International said Wednesday that the onus lay with the British government to investigate Iranian officials suspected of “hostage-taking.”

Iranian government hackers last year attempted a "despicable" cyber-attack against Boston Children's Hospital, FBI Director Christopher Wray said on Wednesday.

“Hope is not a national security strategy,” Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) said on Tuesday speaking about Washington's Iran policy and ongoing nuclear talks.

Israel’s military said Wednesday it has held a widescale military maneuver to simulate attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.

The United States continues to discuss with European states a possible censure of Iran at next week’s board meeting of the United Nations nuclear watchdog.

Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council tacitly rejected reports about his nephew’s relations with the owner and builder of a collapsed 10-story building in Abadan.

Small independent Chinese refineries are behind the surge in Iran’s oil revenues, says an advocacy group that works to expose those who help Tehran evade economic sanctions.

While Iran's president is struggling amid deteriorating economic situation and protests, lawmakers are again calling for impeachment of his economic ministers.

The ranking member of US Senate Foreign Relations Committee says the seizure of two Greek vessels by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard is yet another appalling example of Iran’s regional terrorism.

The Biden Administration finally voiced some support for the ongoing protests in Iran when journalists asked the State Department for a comment on Tuesday.

A group of Republican lawmakers have reintroduced the Iran China Accountability Act aimed at prohibiting a nuclear deal until Tehran terminates ties with China and groups like Hamas.

Security forces in Iran have increased pressure on Iranian filmmakers who issued a statement in support of popular protests urging security forces to exercise restraint.

Pressure is growing on Iran ahead of the United Nations nuclear watchdog’s 35-nation board meeting next week with the agency dissatisfied at Tehran’s cooperation.

The attorney of several jailed Iranian activists, says the lives of political prisoners in Qarchak women's prison are in danger, implying that the authorities are using other prisoners to threaten them.

Opinion - Anti-regime protests are spreading across Iran again. The unrest stems from a 10-story building collapse in the south-western city of Abadan.

Five Katyusha rockets were fired at Ayn al-Asad military base, which hosts US and other international forces in Iraq’s western province of Anbar, late on Monday.

After the collapse of a building in Iran’s oil-rich Khuzestan Province triggering protests, commentators in Tehran shed light on the root cause of the disaster.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud discussed Iran's nuclear program and its destabilizing activities across the Middle East.

Following the release of a list of 129 unsafe buildings in Tehran, the former head of the City Council of the capital said Monday security authorities had been against the publication of the list in the past.

Iran’s Tuesday dismissed as “unfair and unbalanced" a report by the UN nuclear watchdog accusing Tehran of lack of cooperation over its past atomic activities.